Week at the Imperial Promises Mixed Film Schedule
Next week at the Imperial features She Was a Lady with Marion Nixon and Edna May Oliver in a Bargain Day program. Whoopee returns with a popular cantorial musical as Richard Cromwell and Arline Judge headline Name the Woman on Thursday and Friday.
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Marion Nixon and
Edna May Oliver
Howard Hancock
the Imperial
Helen Twelvetrees
Donald Woods
Ralph Morgan
Sheila
Karol Kay
England
Miss Twelvetrees
Woods
South America
Jolly Old England
New York
Wood
Ut Leoa
Richard Cromwell
Arline Judge
Dachshund Pony and a Mayor’s Race Scoop
A light feature notes a dachshund pony gift at St. Anthony Idaho, then reviews a Cromwell film plot where a naive reporter uncovers a murder case tied to Arline Judge and a mayoral campaign. The story ends with the journalist delivering a scoop that helps the candidate win. Also mentions Eddie Cantor's Whoopee return and local visits from Miss Elmore, Mr. Bray, and the Mead family returning from Chicago.
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Cromwell
Arline
Monthly Business Meeting Of T E L Class At Rose Mary Baptist
The T E L Class of Rose Mary Baptist Church held its monthly business meeting Thursday night October 4 at the church. Reports showed much work completed and new officers were elected for the coming year with plans made for the class meetings ahead.
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Rosemary Baptist Church
Roanoke Rapids Woman Visits Dorotha Hux in Littleton
Miss Eloise Acree of Roanoke Rapids spent last week with Miss Dorotha Hux of Littleton, visiting and sharing time together.
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Eloise Acree
Roanoke Rapids
Dorotha Hux
Littleton
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Edythe Elmore
Cleophus Bray
Richmond, Va
Mrs. L. Meade
Larry Meade
Chicago
Peoples
Ross Russell
Coral Gable
Coral Gables
Roanoke Rapids Theatres
Marian Nixon
Pat Patterson
Lew Ayers
Sidney Blackmer
Sydney Fox
Ann Southern
Neil Hamilton
Randolph Scott “Wagon Wheels
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